Editing Astral Divinity (section)

==Description==
*'''0-11%:''' Astral Divinity begins with the player on a platform as a ship with a slow melody playing in the background. The decoration features rainbows and crystals throughout the screen. An LDM (Low Detail Mode) is available from the start, along with a ULDM (Ultra Low Detail Mode). The flying itself is moderately tight (straight-fly) and requires good manoeuvrability to pass. For a brief moment, things get mixed up with a yellow orb and a pair of gravity portals to mess up the player. About halfway through this part, the tune grows more sinister, and the player becomes a wave. This wave is not that hard compared to the level's overall difficulty. It switches between normal and mini sizes and dual mode a few times before entering the upcoming segment.
*'''11-27%:''' This part begins with the player, like a cube, jumping over a lava pit with both orb and regular timings, all while being chased by a giant monster, supposedly the 'God Eater' itself. This is then followed up by another similar section, but it is now played as a ball and the lava is replaced with water instead. This ball requires some well-timed clicks to get through, and the monster chasing the player does not make it any easier either. Transitioning via two green orbs, the player now plays as a robot in yet another similar part with acid as the floor this time. It yet again holds some tricky timings and gravity switching. As this ends, the player is taken to an auto section with a demonic face in the background, and the words 'Astral Divinity' and 'Good Luck' appear just before the Extreme Demon face appears, signalling the drop.
*'''27-46%:''' Here, the song gets a more upbeat tempo as the player enters a long four-part section, all with moons in the background. It starts with an extreme triple-speed ship sequence featuring many gravity portals, narrow passages, and a mini-portal at the end. Next comes a difficult fast wave with tight spaces and gravity portals scattered throughout this quarter. A very short auto follows as a dual-cube appears, starting with a few orbs right into a straight-fly quickly followed by a single ball input and a gravity-switching wave, all with insane timings. Next up is a long, straight-fly segment with some teleportation portals in the mix, followed by a dual-mini-cube section with a few difficult jumps leading into the next section of the level.
*'''46-61%:''' This part has many flashing lights and spikes on both the floor and the ceiling, beating to the song. The player is a ball and must perform some difficult and long timings. Coming up is another short auto with an eye-opening appearance in the background, following the player into the next segment. It is a unique part that contains large spinning objects, which now pose hazards to the player, who is playing as a ship. This flying is extremely difficult and requires pinpoint accuracy. Following is a transition with a ghost-like face in the background. Right before a long wave section with a very detailed spinning piece of art appearing in the background, resembling three dragons in a circle formation. The wave itself is tough and quickly switches size, then back, at the end of this part.
*'''61-82%:''' Next comes a short UFO section. Then, the player enters a cube sequence with a tattoo-like object in the background. Then, the tattoo's mouth opens up and turns into seven rainbow orbs. After the difficult cube, a ship flies through tight gaps and turns into a mini-ship later. Next, the very detailed Devourer of Gods wiggles through the background. The robot timing is difficult. After that, the player transforms into a UFO with a yellow portal above and many orbs. Next is a very tight wave part with a gravity portal at half-speed. The background looks like a CD with a pink colour scheme.
*'''82-87%:''' Next is a ball segment with slopes, a few orbs, and custom rotating saw blades. This part references the final palace Mementos in ''[[Wikipedia:Persona 5|Persona 5]]''.
*'''87-96%:''' After that is a dual-cube section with a few orbs and jumps and a single triple-spike jump. The background splits into two halves: the sun and the moon, rotating around each other. The block design follows this theme. Next, there are tons of straight-fly with orbs and portals, with three black swords against multiple colours.
*'''96-100%:''' In the final part, the dedications flash in the red background as the cube clicks many orbs in the white, glowing foreground. Finally, the player must do a double-spike jump while a monster flashes in the background. Then, the player launches from a pad to victory. The end screen features a gold monster replacing the copyrighted God Eater end logo.